Rehabilitation therapists are professionals who use physical therapy, occupational therapy, and other specialized means to provide services for people whose living have declined due to injury, illness, disability, or functional disorders, aiming to restore function and improve health. The core is to help clients rebuild or enhance their self-care and participation abilities.

Main service content:

1. Evaluation and program formulation: Assess the client's motor ability, nerve function, pain level, and other conditions physical examinations and inquiries about medical history, identify the root cause of functional disorders, and develop a personalized rehabilitation therapy plan.

2. Professional therapy implementation: Use physical factor therapy ( as electrotherapy, phototherapy, thermotherapy, ultrasound), manual therapy (such as joint mobilization, soft tissue relaxation), and exercise therapy (such as muscle strength, balance training) to improve range of motion, relieve pain, enhance muscle strength, and promote functional recovery.

3. Guidance and follow-up: Teach clients and their home rehabilitation training methods (such as simple stretching, auxiliary equipment use skills), regularly follow up on recovery progress, adjust therapy plans, and popularize rehabilitation knowledge to prevent theening of functional disorders.

Core competency requirements:

- Hold a rehabilitation therapist qualification certificate, a physiotherapist practice certificate, and other relevant qualifications, systematicallying the theoretical and practical skills of human anatomy, physiology, and rehabilitation medicine.

- Possess keen observation and analytical abilities, and be able to accurately judge the type of disorders, adjust treatment strategies for different groups of people (such as postoperative patients, stroke sequelae, sports injuries).

- Have patience, empathy, and good communication skills guide clients to actively cooperate with treatment, and strictly adhere to medical regulations and health standards to ensure the safety and effectiveness of therapy